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Introduction,g how the body coordinates the process with minimal muscular effort and deep cross-lateral connectivity. Then we are asked to reverse the pathway, starting with the foot leading behind—and again take stock of what happens and where the diagonal pathway might be broken or less fluid as we return to o

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The Micropolitics of Micromovement,ultural artifacts like certain kinds of clothing, or social expectations linked to gender norms or racial stereotypes, and are often a layering of several factors (188–91). Behnke draws on phenomenologist Edmund Husserl’s distinction between two kinds of “mine-ness”: possession, where the body is co

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,Adaptation: Deborah Hay and “Call It That”,. Instead, Hay suggests that dance artists use language as a tool for both sensing micromovements in their bodies developed through years of dance training and for instructing audiences, producers, and critics on the significant place of language in dance.